Conservation International's Indigenous Peoples Finance Access Facility (IPFAF) project was a four-year initiative funded by the United States Department of State. The goal of the IPFAF project was to enhance Indigenous peoples’ capacity to access funding for the conservation, restoration and improved management of their territories — specifically forests. The IPFAF project focused on supporting Indigenous Peoples Organizations (IPOs) at the community, national and regional levels from 12 countries in three regions: Latin America (Guatemala, Ecuador, Peru, Panama, and Brazil), Asia (Indonesia, Thailand, Nepal, and the Philippines), and Africa (Tanzania, Kenya, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo).
This Indigenous Peoples-Focused Online Resource Community sought to provide Indigenous peoples’ and IPOs with direct access to existing funding opportunities and capacity building priorities directly related to their access to finance.
For all resources previously found on this page, please visit the Indigenous Movement for Peace Advancement & Conflict Transformation (IMPACT).